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#SciAmBlogs Monday - Squamozoic, Superiority Illusion, Creative Writing, Earth's Core, Honey Badger, and more.

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- John McCarthy - In nerve cells: an energy source nobody knew about.

 

- Anne-Marie Hodge - Laikipia Plateau: the Honey Badger did not care

 

- Darren Naish - Welcome to the Squamozoic!

 

- Scicurious - The Superiority Illusion: where everyone is above average

 

- Evelyn Lamb - 91 Is April Fooling You

 

- Mara Grunbaum and Ferris Jabr - Dear Evolution: Letters of Gripe and Gratitude

 

- Scott Barry Kaufman - From Chess to Dreams: Interview on the Creative Writing Process with Fred Waitzkin

 

- David Bressan - Citizen Science: Are you brave enough to venture to Earth's Core

 

- Dana Hunter - Men and Work-Life Balance in STEM Careers

 

- Melissa C. Lott - 5,000 students and counting – “Energy 101″ course tops the charts

 

- Kate Wong - Sea Lion Bops to the Beat, Challenging Popular Rhythm Theory

 

- Erin Brodwin - Infographic Tool Offers a Detailed Look at 3,000 Deaths by U.S. Drone AttacksandClimate Paradox: Longer Antarctic Melt Season May Mean Less Global Warming

 

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